Microsoft announced some new features coming to Copilot this week that will make Windows 11's built-in AI assistant easier to talk to and more capable of helping you get things done.

These additions appear just days after the company issued the final Windows 10 security patch, effectively ending support for Windows 10 unless you pay for another year of security updates.

Keep that context in mind as you read the Microsoft blog post outlining the new Copilot features coming to Windows 11, as I suspect it's no coincidence Microsoft included a list of suggested Copilot+ Windows 11 PCs to upgrade to along with its laundry list of new AI-assisted toys to play with.

I'll explain all the new Copilot features coming to Windows 11 in depth below, but here's the gist: Microsoft is working to integ

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